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Testing paste temperature<br />

Once the therapist has tested the paste, test a small amount<br />

on the client to check tolerance <strong>and</strong> also to prepare her for<br />

the feeling.<br />

Think about it<br />

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Contra-actions<br />

If a treatment is applied <strong>and</strong> the area reacts by:<br />

swelling<br />

blistering<br />

developing sore areas<br />

you must stop sugaring.<br />

A normal reaction to sugaring is:<br />

slight heat build-up in the area<br />

blotchy red patches<br />

a little itchiness.<br />

These reactions must only be mild; any other reaction would<br />

prevent treatment from either being carried out or being<br />

continued.<br />

Application of sugaring<br />

Take up a manageable amount of paste, <strong>and</strong> if it needs<br />

it, adjust the consistency with a few drops of water, <strong>and</strong><br />

mould it, to make it elastic enough to use.<br />

With the spreading technique, massage the paste onto<br />

the area with fingers <strong>and</strong> thumb. The skin will need to be<br />

stretched <strong>and</strong> supported, as for wax application.<br />

Make sure the edges are thickly enough applied to make<br />

a lip for easy removal.<br />

Remove the paste with a firm flicking motion – without<br />

hurting the client.<br />

Work over the whole area to be treated in a methodical<br />

sequence, so that all hairs are removed.<br />

Using antiseptic wipes <strong>and</strong> soothing lotion that is<br />

compatible with the product used, wipe over the area.<br />

<strong>Provide</strong> aercare <strong>and</strong> homecare advice – as per <strong>waxing</strong>.<br />

Think about it<br />

Other practical units<br />

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Suitability of hair-removal products<br />

for <strong>intimate</strong> areas<br />

You can use any of the different hair-removal products<br />

for <strong>intimate</strong> areas, although tweezing is best confined to<br />

removing stray hairs aer depilation, <strong>and</strong> epilation only for a<br />

small area.<br />

Other methods of hair removal<br />

Other methods of hair removal include hair-removal<br />

(depilatory) creams, cutting or clipping (electrical depilation),<br />

shaving, tweezing, threading <strong>and</strong> abrasion. Their use <strong>and</strong><br />

effects on the <strong>waxing</strong> process is the same in <strong>intimate</strong> <strong>waxing</strong><br />

as it is in for any <strong>waxing</strong> procedure. (See page 326 in Unit<br />

BT6 if you took your Level 2 examinations before 2011,<br />

pages 407–454 in Unit B6 if aer this time.)<br />

What’s available – the range of<br />

<strong>intimate</strong> <strong>waxing</strong><br />

Fe<strong>male</strong> <strong>waxing</strong><br />

The classic bikini line<br />

(Source: Image courtesy<br />

of Hive of Beauty Ltd)<br />

The Brazilian<br />

(Source: Image courtesy<br />

of Hive of Beauty Ltd)<br />

<strong>Provide</strong> <strong>fe<strong>male</strong></strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>male</strong> <strong>intimate</strong> <strong>waxing</strong> <strong>services</strong> Unit B26/B27<br />

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